BEAR HUNT / MARCH PLANNER
Kingshot Bear Ratio Calculator
Find how many Infantry, Cavalry and Archers to send. Use your rally leader’s stats to compare estimated damage with your current march and 10/10/80.
Rally setup
Use the leader’s stats and your own troop counts.
Enter the troop counts in your current march. The recommendation redistributes the same total; these counts do not limit how many of each type it can suggest. Copy Attack and Lethality from a terror rally report with the same leader and buffs. Widget bonuses are already included.
Rally joiners4 / 4 selected
Choose up to four joiner heroes whose skills are active in the rally. Only each joiner’s first expedition skill is included.
Petra: Evil Eye can boost damage from all three troop types. Multiple Petra joiners do not add separate curse bonuses.
Choose your own troop tiers and the rally leader’s heroes. Heroes marked * have skill notes above. Hero and high-tier troop skill timing is approximate.
Compare your marches
Compare average damage and its variation for the recommended mix, your entered troop counts and 10/10/80. All three use the same simulated skill triggers.
BEFORE YOUR NEXT HUNT
From rally stats to a march you can send.
The same 10/10/80 mix will not suit every rally leader. Enter the leader’s stats and heroes, your troop tiers and the active joiners to find a suggested mix for your march size.
Start with the suggested troop counts. Generate a report to see average estimated damage and compare it with the exact march you entered and 10/10/80.
Recommendations aim for the highest average damage in the model. They do not guarantee a higher score on every hunt. Skill timing is approximate, so compare the results with your own battle reports.
How to use the calculator
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Copy the rally leader’s stats
Enter Attack and Lethality separately for Infantry, Cavalry and Archers. Use a matching terror rally report; widgets are already included.
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Enter your current march
Enter your three troop counts and choose each type’s tier. “Your mix” uses those exact counts; the recommendation redistributes their total. Check that you have enough troops to send it.
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Add heroes and active joiners
Choose the three lead heroes and up to four active joiner heroes. Select Valora’s Hunter Instinct bonus.
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Check the suggested troop counts
Read the ratio as Infantry % / Cavalry % / Archers %. The counts below it add up to your march size. This quick result uses average skill effects.
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Compare damage and save
Generate a report to compare the recommended mix, your current march and 10/10/80. Review average damage and the middle 80% of simulations, then save an image or download the data.
What to check in your report
Troops to send
Start with the three recommended troop counts. The total stays the same as your entered march. Open the detailed comparison to see troop counts for your current march and 10/10/80 as well.
Damage and variation
Horizontal bars compare average damage. The interval chart shows the middle 80% of simulations for each march, with a dot marking its average. All three marches use the same scale within each chart.
A report to share
Save a PNG with your setup, troop counts and comparisons for your alliance. Download JSON for the full report or CSV to examine individual simulation results.
Bear Hunt calculator FAQ
Whose stats and troops should I enter?
Use the rally leader’s Attack and Lethality percentages from a terror rally report with the same heroes, gear and buffs. Widget bonuses are already included; do not add them again. Enter your own Infantry, Cavalry and Archer counts and tiers, even when joining another player’s rally. The three counts set your total march size.
How are my troop counts used?
The calculator adds your three troop counts to determine the march size, then redistributes that total for the recommended mix. Your mix compares the exact counts you entered. These fields describe your current march, not inventory limits; make sure you have enough troops to send the recommendation.
Which hero skills are included?
Choose the rally leader’s three heroes and up to four joiner heroes whose skills are active. Lead heroes contribute their supported expedition combat skills; joiners contribute only their first expedition skill. Heroes marked * have notes about how their skills are estimated. Heroes without supported skill data cannot be selected.
Will I get the damage shown in the report?
The report estimates damage using the public Bear formula and simulated skill effects. Actual scores can differ because hero and troop skill timing is approximate. Use the estimates to compare marches, then check your Bear Hunt battle reports. K means thousand damage points and M means million.
What does the middle 80% range mean?
It runs from P10 to P90: about 10% of simulated results fall below the lower value and about 10% above the upper value. The spread comes from simulated hero and troop skill triggers. It describes the calculator’s outcomes, not a guaranteed range for real Bear Hunt scores.
Why can the report recommend a different mix from the quick result?
The quick recommendation uses approximate expected skill effects. The report evaluates possible mixes with simulated skill rolls, then compares the selected mix, 10/10/80 and your exact troop counts. Nearby mixes can change rank.
How does Valora affect my ratio?
Hunter Instinct applies a score bonus after modeled combat. It raises estimated damage equally for all mixes, so it does not change the recommended ratio. Enter your final available march size, including any capacity bonuses, rather than adding capacity a second time.
Which troop tiers can I select?
Infantry, Cavalry and Archers each support T6, T9, T10, T10-TG1 through T10-TG8, and T11-TG5 through T11-TG8. Choose each type separately to match the troops you send. High-tier skill timing is approximate. T11-TG8 Archer damage is still being checked against the reference calculator; recommendations using this tier are provisional.
What can I save?
Save image downloads a PNG with your heroes, recommended troop counts, tiers, joiners, march size, Valora, charts and damage comparisons. Report JSON saves the full setup and results. Samples CSV saves individual simulation results for all three mixes. After changing any input, generate a new report to enable downloads again.